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The benevolent banner., 1887-07-23
Atchlson Items.

Died July 4th, 1887, Lucy E
age 3 years and three weeks, at p
minutes to II o'clock. The younges
daughter Of Henry and Lucy Jones
The funeral was attended by Rev
u. Jones, Wednesday morning a
lO Q clock a. m, leaving Mrs Lucy
Jones very sick.
Words on the death of Lucy Eliza
beth Jones, familiarity called Tootsv
by Edean l.. Jones:
Oh, sad it is to think, Tootsy,
No more in life we shall see,
Your ever pleasant countenance.
SO gay, SO light and free.
we know that death is certain,
And TO it we all must yield;
But 'tiS sad to think in early youth.
Your earthly doom was sealed.
On. sad will be the meeting.
Of the Sunday school mates YOU
loved so well,
when they hear the solemn story.
Tootsy gone to heaven to dwen
She's left this world of sickness.
Of great sorrow, pain and strife:
She's gone to join the angels
Where tits everlasting life.
! on'Ve left your loving parents
Disheartened sore with grief,
O'er the loss of their precious darling
Whose life was so very brief.
lie knows the angels of glory,
Ia that happy land rejoice,
When you tell your Christian story.
In meek and childlike voice.
Oh! may we all be ready,
When the Angel of Death draws
nigh,
10 meet our Father in perfect peace.
In a heavenly home on high.
Farewell. our dear companion,
We hope TO meet you above.
n a distant, happy country,
Where all is joy and love.
Atchison, Kan, July II, 1887.
The Rev. D. Jones wife is quite |
lex.
The Daughters of Bethel gave
rand social last Thursday night at
le Shiloh Baptist church.
Mr.. Andrew Mcknight gave an
e cream party at his residence July
tn.
Miss Anna Carr gave a birthday
nrty last Friday night receiving
any presents. a
Died, July 18th, Mr.. Glover, of a
tchison, at II o'clock a. m. He S
ls a member OF the African metho- b
st church. n
Prof. Jackson, of Indianapolis. t.
d., is in this city.
The Daughters of Bethel had
ry pleasant time last Friday night. ,
ey extended very nice invitation sc
Mr.. Reynolds to be present and adj pl
IS them, but on account of sick
IS in his family he was unable to
ommodate the ladies; many thanks
the invitation.
4 colored boy by the name of
be Burch was drowned in the In
fish pond south of the city. He Lt
bathing in company with a deaf
te who could not call for help In
before he could reach assistance
little fellow was drowned. He
nine years old. ret
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Societies,

S0CieCleS'
ra.of meeting Of the E. g. |,
a,asDt - Societies Of Kansas and
.siysFIyYORTH ~ LODGE NO. l,
H Taudsy night Of each week.
WI Hubbard, Pres,
najd Garrett Secy.
,lgE1rPEECE g1rIi LODGE, NO. 2,
III snd third Monday nights Of
A. L. Brooks, Pres.
RT. Bates, Secy.
spEEA LODGE NO. 5, on the
N ana ;hird Tuesday nights.
A. d. DeFrantz, Pres.
Dbl Garrett. Secy.
y6gTH Topeka LODGE, NJ, 8,
gat on the drst and third Satur-
hi Of ihs month.
Il. Galloway, FIRES,
n BirdWhistlp. SPcy.
ElODEMUS LODGE, NO. Y, meet
lit and third Mondays Of each
month
A. N. Harper, Pres.
D VI Miles, Secy.
lEtTMSEH LODGE, NO. Ill, meet
isI and third Monday of the
month.
John Evans, Pres.
- Evans, Secretary.
aeetiag Of the Branch Lodges Of
he0fdef:
. llAlENW FORTH BRANCH MOL
ns % Wednesday evening Of
Aa Veek.
J. nrs. ]. Rufins, Pres.
Us KalY Matthews, Secy.
lAHslsVE BRANCH NO. 2, meet |
alas IN and third Wednesday |
s'saAg pIlhe mouth.
i. ane Wilkerson, Pres.
al@ s!1eHaKing, Secy.
Asasa WITH LADY LODGE.
y fst and third Wednes-
1sA'6g u each month.
Edith Debougb. Pres.
] .9lla Perkins, Secv'
y BRANCH, No. 3. meet
ss,s ~ salfd Thursday evening Of
an- ., W. Atkinson. Pres
slIssa Townsend. , Seey 80
Z y :, ,AqDGE 7 NO. 2OS4, g. I'll,
Y. !. meets on Thnrsd J u !
.Ing of each week q a. tba;n tiba;ursbay :
u. asSs N.l.a Ave !. between A and 4, r
Il NOT North Topeka, All bretho bret 2
With ns. - invited to
Y Charles, 7. ''S0u' N Y.
ss'ern No, !, meet u. j
~'aaay evening Of each noontb u ana
I. 81, +. Mcclure .iI nasog, son.. Matron.
IN Sas,a sV.s;.' No- ;, meet lst and n (
tl,naBala Balas Bigsby, w. NJ ]
egaAs an'h = i TOPEKA. ]
Wn. Harris, y ]
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without dispensation from the
Grand Lodge, it will be from $500
to $500.
The benevolent banner., 1887-07-23
BENEVOLENT BANNER
~ THE COLORED PEOPLE OF
M WESTERN MISSOURI.
xER. GARRETT & CO.,
.Iitors and Proprietors.

,.e One Dollar per year in ad-
AZ dollar and twenty-five cents
adm 30 days. D.
''''''' Lock Box 112,
North Topeka, Kansas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
8pltsaGhluna.

Inter 3usrunSIssuns bes grssbnifes
Der am l. Sebruar uorgeuommeuen Soltss
sdbluns, lit Die 3abl Der in ieoer @emeinbe
unb Standardization 5u pdblenbsn @es
Observation-Disclosures, ME III bstfoIsenber
gfa9peiiuns, feftseiett.
Die er ite l3abI bsbeutst bic gepOltes
runs, bic NJ cit bic 3abl Der 3u pdbleus
Den 9emeinberatt smitsIieber:
Stubt 0urembur9; 17,4O0, Is.
HantOn @dpellen: Gemeiube Iieoerfers
I6eu: 1872, 8; @emeinbe &iinsi9: 1891, o;
@emeiuoe Sippd6: 1926, O.; @emeiuoe @ars
MD 1893, 0; gemeiube Sobl6elo: 2155, 8;
@emeinoe Seb!en: PASS, 8; @emeinoe R0ri6
1491, 8; @emeinoe Ropital..: 1906, 8; @smeinOe
Wamer: 2OS2, 8; @emeinoe Siebeubrunnen
935, 7; @emeinoe Steiniort: 1912, o.
Rautou Sid a. b. 4lSette. @emeinbe
Settembur9: 1869, 9; @emeinbe Siiieroingen :
3174, IL; @elnelnoe Siioeltn9en: 4144, II
G;emeinoe Sid q. B. @lSette: 5992, II; @es
1883, II @emsin6e 2euoelin9eu: 716, 6; Sc
meInoe Wouneri6 1893, o.; 8emeinoe 9etin.
gen: 1850, 8; gemeinSe Refiu9en: $50, Z;
@emeinoe ROier: 14l5, 8; gernetnoe Sauem a:
1914, 8; @emeinoe S9iifiu9en: 1913, 8.
&anton 2uremburg. @emeiuoe Sartrins
gen: 1856, 8; @emeinoe GOntCru: 1868, 8;
9emeinoe 9ity 1888, II; @emeinoe Samm
1928, g.; @emeinoe SeSperiugen: 1858, 8; Sc
meinoe Solleri6 1858, IL; Yemetnoe 0ieoers
anpen: 215S, .; @emeinbe Rouin9er9rumo
1916, o; gemeiuoe Sanopeiler: $40, Z; Sc:
meinoe S9iit!rin9eu: $40, Z; @emeinoe Steins
iel: 1860, 8; @emeinoe Straiien: 1885, 5;
@emetnee Walierotl9en: 905, z; @emeinbe
@eiler J. Sburm: $3.50, Z.
&anton Merle. @emeinSe Sera; 541, 7;
@emeinoe Siiien: 1889, o; @emein6e g0pin
gen: 116S, s.; @enleinoe Sil1ba6: S2l, z;
@emeinoe Seffin9en: 900, z; gemeinoe Sels
1854, o; @emeinoe gint9en 1885, 8; @emeinbe
2oreISpeiler: 1861, 8; @emeinbe Weri9 $40,
II; @enetnoe Rommern: 94l, Z; gemeinbe
Siiutin9en: 1015, 8;
Rantou Glerf. @emeiuoe aiielborn 1913,
o.; @emeinoe W:eoerbeBIiugen: 2117, 8; Sc
msinoe S0uin9eu: 1877, 0; @emeinoe Gleri
1910, 8: @emeinoe Gonstbum 500, z; Sc
meinee SelBiugen: GA, Z; @emeinoe Seiners
i6eio: 1441, 8; @emeinbe Soiiugeu: POST, 8;
gemeiuSe Wunsbauieu, 1928, 8; @emsinSe
g~SeiSIpampa6 1901, o..
6onton Sietir6. @emeinbe @aitenbori
1911, 8; @emeiuoe Settenoo / : 1918, 8; sc.
meiuoe Sourl9eio: 1864, 8; Staot Sietirb :
1880, II; gemeinoe @rmSoorf: S2S, Z; @e.
,iuoe GrpelSiugen 5S5, z; @emeinoe Gttels
briit 1895, II; Gemeinoe Seulen: 1899, 8;
@eneinoe 8oi9eio: $50, Z; @slneinoe Weoers
nab: 1901, 8; @smeinbe RerSis: 1905, o;
@erisinoe &eisOOrf; TO, Z; @emstnbe S9ies
rem: 8s5, 2.
6autou &ebin8eu. @emeinoe glrsbori
720, z; @emeiube Sederi5 2163, 8; @emeinSe
Settboru: 1857, 8; @emsinbe Sonborf: $50, z;
@emeiuoe @a: 1922, g.; @emeinoe Soll6eio
1853, 8; @emeinbe @rosbous: 743, Z; Sc:
meinbe 9erle: 1878, 8; @emeinbe &eoin9eu
1866, 8; @emeinbe SGul: 729, 2; @smsinbe
llislbinSeu: 1909, 8; @emeinbe 8i6tsu: 719,
Z; @emeinbe gabl: 1895, 0.
Stanton @ilb. @emsinbe sQi6eib: $50, 2;
@emeinos Sauibleioen: 1918, 8; @smeinos
Sid a. b. Sauer: $50. 2; gemeinbs gldwei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
Saar, MOiel, Gifcl uno SuHsrid.

Die Sorarbeitsn fir ben Bau
ether giienbabu pou Waysu iibsr lllmen
uno Oaun na9 @sroIitein iinb ~besonnsn
woroen.
Bernard Sr6ib aus SoIperlau,
bate am Gage Der Wuiterungy rVive Ia
France, ii bas la Prusse, " gei6riseu. @r
parb gu Spei Wonatsn @efdnsniB uno
su elmer @elolfrGfe bon 40 Scarf psrurs
tbsilt.
Sn Werstg an Der Saar fanb am
20 WdrS cine srcse 2uboer iteigeruns Bel
Isbbafter Bstbeiltsuug itatt. Die 8rsiie
pareu bOber ais uOriGeS Sabr uuo betrus
gen 81 WsGrf per @entner ie na6 qua:
lttGt.
Sober Srou3oe, weI5er tir,ereu
ODER ldn9eren IuientbaIt in @IlaBs Qotbrtu,
gen nimmt, maB puIiseili3e @rIaubnif
na9iu9eu.
Sie @eneraI.0irettton ber
&eibsbabusu bat aae Sabndrsts, weIdt
iid bel ben @ablsn In beuti6feinSlids,
Gi9tung bsmsrtbar MAIDEN, entlaIIen.
gsbnlide Wasrssslu iolen sesen Sc.
iddftsleute unb 2ifsranten tn Musii9,
ftsbsn.
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8roBBersostbut1.

Ole an 6. Qpril In 2ursmburg
ituttsebabte Ssriammlung Der Yfaubbriefs
inbuber bes in Liquidation bsfinoIider
Credit foncier" bat sl teinsm @inpsrs
ftdnbniie sefibrt. Die Iuitalt pirb aIio
fOrtbeltebeu unter BET Strma Credit
foncier en- liquidation"
2uremburg, 10. April. 86brenS
Der uerfoieuen 6ai6tnssseit mar Der
Metser W. 6. pou bier su psri9iebsnsn
Mtalen bebrobt woroen, @esenftanb elmer
MastaraOe su werben, in0em TAI feline
unssbIi9en ebebre9srii3su @rlsbniiie 6f:
fentli3 Sur lufiibruug bringen woue,
penn berielbe li5 utdt bereit ertldre, eire
GENTLE Summe @elOes ausmSableu. Oa
&. bisles ablebnte fam bic Sa5e am
l6enoe Dor Wittfuitnu4t CUR Qusfa1runs ;
cine WaStenbanbe 6ur9Sos nit eiusm
ei9enS ba;a ansefertiSttn 8iloe msbrere
@aies Der S6erita6t uub iu9ts blsr3 @es
iduge unb SOrtrd9e bO9it oiifamatorii3er
Ratur bds BubIttum gu bsluittssn; i'm
@oencafe muroe bic @eieui5aft pom 0rn.
BoIt3etcOmmildr absetuBt uuo iopobl
8il6er oils S6rtftsn beiblagnubmt. Sie
Nrsetlugteu .. uuo Sd. wurben mad
Der y0urb. 3t9." pe8en GrprefunSsusr'
iu9 ieNer au elmer @efinauiBitrafe uou l
Monat; oer GnSetlaSte y. gu elmer iOI3eu
pon IA Gasen uerurtbstlt; wsgen G6rabs
i9uetouns e~rtannte bas @sri9t auf brsi
@elobusen uon so Sr. unb cine peitsrs
pon rs 6r.
Ger Serr g alto pom Sole:
rid bate etnen l5idbrisen Ruabeu, MEL
der, ME es i9sint, bic @briitenlebre ni1t
fsiBis belu6t, geobrfetst unb oeniel6sn
aus Der Stride bi~nausseiagt. 9as llrtbeil
lautets auf cine @slObuBe pom 200 Sr.
Sas wirb cine uette SuSeuo perben, penn
es benz 2ebrer unb @eiitIi6en uerboten 1T,
bielelbe fur ibre llntbaten Su beltrafsn,
benrertt NIT ppaem &e9te Die vObermoieI
3eituns."
8etttn9en, 90. April. Gm Sonns
tag, ben II. Gprtl, i'm So5amt uabm Der
Dodw. Serr Baitor Sr. Brdu6 pon isineu
bisberisen afarrtinbern @bi5ieb. 0is
Sr. Srau9 sswnbt bate, wdbrenb Der Is
Sabre bic CT unter ibnen perlebt, bic gteis
suns unb 9iebe ieiuer Yfarrtinber su &c:
pinnen, bessusts bic ~alsemeine aroBe
Riibruns, bel @roB unb RIsin, bel Sung
unb alt, no tein aase trOdsn blieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10

Ebrdner, bic pdbrenb isiner fursen Nnrebe
ua6 Der bI. &ommunion iiber bic @aneen
bera6rOQten!
BabsW onborf. Oie gerId6nes
runssarbsiten am Won6orfer gart i6reiten
raid uoran unb Der BIan bss Ir9iteften
InbrG fdngt an, in ieinsn 1mri6en beruorz
Sutreten. Wan 9ebentt NIT benz l. Wai,
benz @rOffuuu9stage Der 8abeiaiion, bic
0auptar6eiten fertigitsleu su fonnen. Die
SnbaIattonsapparate our @tnatbmuna BON
5erltdubtem WttneraIpaiIer aug Der media
nii6eu 8ertifdtte Sss 6rn. Susenieurs
6eper aus @teBen perbeu Infanss Waai
in Ebdtisteit treteu. Gin iunser Mann,
pel3er I'M 2aufs perHohensn Winters IN
Der Maiase unterrt6tet porben, pirb in
oieier Saiion ais 0taiIeur in gab : Wons
borf tbdtis iein. @nbli5 erfdbrt bic
v2urb. 3ts.", bag Elm iunser 2ursmburser
felt etntsen 8o9sn in 6rieori6sbao in
BaSensSaben alS Solontdr angeitelt 1T,
mo er gum Sabemeiit ter uussebiIoet ptrb.
9repenma6e r. Im 81. IpriI
tamen bic @runo9iiter Der Dame @pe.
Srans S9oren babisr CUR Serifeiseruns.
9luf bus 9cfsut NIT 95 Sett. 2dnbereien
uub 10 9ett. @sbdubsfd9s ma5te bas
663itssbot ST. Wtatb. 9oisr, Msesser aus
Grisr, nit 10000 Sr. unb IL Bro8. aufs
Gelo, wOfir Der 3ui6las ntdt erfoIste.
Oas SO4ftgebot auf bic bier selesene
SanbeIsmiibIe nit lOpfer6iser Oampfs
mai9ine betrus $4,000 SIS. purbe ebsn.
faus ni6t 5usei9Iasen. Guf bas BERT;
i9aftli9e WObnbaus bier nit elmer 8aus
fld5e non ESQ Suabratmetsr ne5it 90 ares
@arten ma9te ber Bidder !Sr. g.. g.
getttnser uou bier bas 569itse6ot nit
$4,000 Sr. unb - 4roa. gufseIb err
belt ebenfaas ni6t BEN i3ui9las. Sas
gesen wurben susei6lusen: elm @einbers
auf &reu5erbers, 9roB 23.4O @res, su
5000 81. benz 9rr. $. 3. S9mit, Sru5ts
bdnbler bier; Elm Stif 2anb auf @rspen;
ma9er:8 Berg, sroB so. so Mres, su IL, 900
6r. benz Srn. $. g. S96tter auf Yos
taidbOf.
Civil t a ND Der q emeinbe@re
PENN q er.
Setratben: Som 16. Sebruar:
Itartin S5dfer, S9mieb, wobnbaft au
&imeIinssn, NIT @liiabetb Sagsr, obne
Stanb, pobubaft gu 9reuenma9er.
S:erbfdIIs. Bonn 10. Sebr: Sos
bann 8sgner, Al Sabre oft, S9uiter.
90: @atba,ina Oisubonns Al Sabre alt,
8ittwe bon Srant Miuer. 25.: Suianna
9uiu, IS Sabre alt, gbefrau pon @ils
belm Seint. "a: Margaretba S9ntt
% Sabre alt obue Stnr6, pom NospeIt.
81: Maria @atbier. 81 s. aft, @ittpe
auton &abn. 2s.: 50. Gbsmann, 70 s.
alt, GRANDDAUGHTER.
Civil ami Der @emeinbe 0ors
melbingen.
SterbefGIIe.- Som 2. Mars:
gliiabetb 8tetmlins, alt 80 Sabre, @6es
frau BON Sernarb Sep, 8annbiter, Ma9s
fun; A.: glnua 0ein, alt 26 Sabre,
@befrau uon Betsr @reiuclbinssr, Gbnen /;
TO-: 2uowis chin, q. rs s., 8ittlpsr
Der uetitOrbensn Sobanua @leisner, @prs
meIbingen; 49,: Margaretba Msniter,
a. % S., SberuOrmsIOirgen; 90: ".
9incel:R sbIeu, q. 6s s., BormsIoinsen ;
90: @2idel 9%ieroupmus. a. So g., pens
i~ionIrtsr @encarm, Wa9tum; a.: Inna
Oms, a. 40. s., @ormeIotnseu.
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ler: S17, Z; @emeinbe @Osoorf: 1893, 8; @ez
meinbe Sdrliu9en 1143, 8; @emeinoe Seioers
i6eio: 1905, 8; @emeinoe We6er: 1889, 8;
@emeiuoe 9tsunbauier: 452, z; @emeinbe g9il;
nerpilb: 96S, Z; @enteinoe Wiuieler: 1892, 8.
Stanton 8ianben. @eneinoe Sollbren :
sos, 7; Gemeirbe guti6eio: 1910, o; StaOt
8ianoen: 1443, o.
8anton G6terna6. @emeinSe gefort:
1893, 0; @eneiube Bed: 1851, 8; 8enein6e
Serborf: GA z; @emeinbe Gonsoorf: 1877, 8;
Staot G6ternad 1850, II; @emeinbe Womz
pad 1888, 9; @emeinbe 6osport 1913, 8;
9emeinoe @alobili9 1858, 0.
&unton @repenma6er. Gemetnoe Sebs
oorf: 1889, 8; @enreinbe yiper: 1887, 8; Sc
meiloe Slarpeiler: 1919, O.; Stabt grepens
nader: 2405, 8; @emeiube S;un9liniter: 2l15,
81 @emeitoe Wanterna6 &: 1883, g.; @emeinbe
Wtertert: 1921, 8; @eneinbe Rooenburg: 944,
2: @emeinoe 0ormelotn9en: 1852, 8.
8anton &emi6. @emeinbe Pous: 1924,
8; @emeiube Siirmertugeu TO, z; @emeinbe
Salbeint: 1856. 8; Gemeinoe 0enningen: 1860,
Q; gemeinbe 8abzWonoorf 1406, 6; @emelnbe
Reneri6en: 1915, 8; Stabt Jtemi6: 2037, g.;
@emeinoe Staotbreoimus Ills, 0; @tmeinbe
g8alobreoimls 995, 7; gemeinoe @ellenitein:
1916, O..
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sarenbmrsii6es aus Selsien.

8ir3Ii3 idlus Der Slis in ben
Rir9tburm Don GIermont unb fs9te ale in
Der Ri9tuus pom Often it9 porfinbenbeu
S9iefer fort. Der S9abeu b~e3iffsrt f3
auf 500 St.
3u uebtn9en perndblte f9 Serr
S. y. Gouureur. @mpfiuser ;u Metts,
nit 6rl. 2eonie @iuou.
gu S]ouffaIise lit am II. april
gta9ts elm sewifer Sob. Ssinri9 Sacqust,
GaSIObner unb Iebissn Stanbes, So Sabre
alt, um's Seben ssbra3t porben.
gu Sombeu, unter Der gemeinbe
G0rui6, iinb unsefdbr 6 Sett. Gannens
Waloungeu absebrannt. Der S9absu
betrd9t tuubl 1900 ST.
gu Deficit Bel @ouup bat Der
8aufr,ann 9r. Nit. 81. aug l1nporii9tisz
feit ben tlsinen &nabsn Beter @enin err
i&o1en. Ser &leiue ueridisb unter benz
ausrufe: vWfama, Yapa!"
Serr u. s. 8. &nbre, Commits @refs
fier, lit aIs 9refier an, Srisbensssri5te gu
Saitna5 ernannt uorben.
SEER 81. 2tbert 1T aIs Sl1aermeis
fer Der 9emeinbe Gberain (Safna9) err
haunt.
gu arIon iiarb am 90. @pril Der
peulionirte @ensral WaaS.
gu QrIonp arb In Der Ga6t bss 10.
4prtl in Der 2urcmbursers StraBe, i'm safe
Stpoli elm ginbru9 psriibt. Die Oiebs
bransen bur9 Elm 6eniter elm unb itablsn
@isarreu unb 6laibeu. Die Ypli;ei lit auf
Der Spur Der @asbdIie. Oieielben baben
mebrsre Wfobiliarsssenit anbe I'M Snnern bes
9aaies Seri9Ia9en.
Die @tbri9 E IN bic Sir9sn Sauern
nod INNER fort. Sn ber Iudt pom 10.
auf Sen 20. 9lpril bra6sY bic Spisbuben
in bic &tr9e gu Samctene, itablen ieSo9
ben in Der Satriitei itebenbeu iiIbernen
&el9 ni3t. Su Der Nadt com IA. auF
ben Is. April iu9ten ite Wiuancourt
bsim, Itablen bort piele pertbpoue Sil6ers
laden unb ipren9teu bic Spfertaifsn.
Dram re5nst, baB iie fir 10 6rs. suts
fibrten.
S~Iepbers. Sisr fan6 tirsli9 elm
utrfIi3 impolantes uub gu 9leiGer 3eit
berserbebeuoes Ssit iiatt. IS gait bic
Setter Der 25iabrisen Sberin Der bieiisen
ebrpiirbissn S9psfern. Worssns balb
10 llbr wurbs elm fsierIi9ss Oanfiasunsss
9o1amt s~efeiert; bic 8arbarai1iseu,
iammt Susenbs unb SarmoniesS SERENE bats
ten es fi9 CUR aufSabe sema9t, bic ebruir.
otSe Slbilarin I'M Sloiter absubolen unb
rnter ben 6lanseu Der Wulit our Stride Al
fibren. Na9 beenbetem @ottssbienite
purbe bic ebrpirbise unb aubeliebte
S3weiter So5auna in Der uprbin semsIoez
ten Betie wieoer sun, &loiter selsitet. llns
ter anberen @brenbeSeu9unsen, ,pel9e Der
Sberin gu SbetI purben, erbislt bieielbe
audi elm flbernes Greus uno 2 filberre
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, 1887-12-07
Tariff ReformerS,

TOLEDO, Ohio. Dec. 3.-This evening the
Blade published letters from so members ol
congress in reply to queries about revenue
reform. Nearly all the answers admit the
necessity of revenue reduction by from $50.
600, 900 to 800, 000, 600, but there is hot di-
versty AS to how it is to be effected. Dem
ocratic revenue reformers strongly urge re-
duction of the tariff on all articles that can
be called necessarics of life. and generally
favor the retention oiinternal revenue taxes
except on tobacco. The republicans and
Randall democrats as q rule insist upon the
retention OF the tariff, except on sugar, and
advocate the abolition Of nearly all inter
nal revenue taxation, the most comm on ex.
ception being whisky. Men who were pro.
minent protectionists advocate the the en-
tire repeal of the sugar duty and the pay.
ment of bounties to sugar growers. There
is general expression among republicans
and some western democrats in favor of en-.
larged expenditures for coast defenses, new
navy, and river and harbor Improvements
The postal telegraph also has many sup
pOrters.
, 1887-12-07
Gathering of the Clans at Olym-
pia.
Candidates Sculline Around for
Office.
A Number Of Names Presented
for Speakership.
Special To the REVIEW.

Special To the REVIEW.
OLYMPIA, w. T., Dec. 3.-Members are
pouring in and rumors are rife but no re.
liable conclusions a. to the probable organ.
ization can be reached before Tomorrow
evening. Sharpstein, of Wnlla Walla, Is
the democratic candidate for president OF
the council. On the republican side are
Steele, of Pierce. and Convey, of ThurstOn,
with White, of Columbia, n promising dark
horse. Republican seekers for The speaker.
ship are CLARK, of Yakima, Preston, Of
Nalla Walla, Arrawsmth. of Whitman,
Thomson, OF Clark, Reed, of Thurston,
Thompson, Of Pierce, and Humes, of King.
Their respective strength cannot he gained
at this stage, Felowes Of Spokane may be
rendered the the complimentary democratic
nomination. He is considered n capable
his service in the Illinois LEGISLATURE Paul
u. Henry. of WalIa Walln, and Thos. J..
Eicklin, OF Whitcom, rivals for the chief
slerkship of the house have just compro.
missed. Nicklin to support ID. Henry for
sargeant at arms. They will thus doubt.
less both win. z. B. johnson of Walla
Walla, and Prof Roberts OF Olympia, are
also candidates for the clerkship. Informal
saucuses are being held this evening and
Tomorrow will largely be devoted to the
same urpose. Among the eastern Wash
ington members present are Fellowes of
Spokane, Bucey OF Lewis. and Adams,
Eckler, Preston, and Clark of Walla Wala.
Clark OF Yakima, McMidkan of Stevens,
and Vincent OfSpokane arrived this after.
nooi. to see the opening. Thompson, OF
Pierce is now ahead for speakership.
, 1887-12-07
Promising Town.

OF ali the towns along the Spokane
d Palouse railroad there is none more
promising than that of Garfield,
situated at the crossing of the S. &
=. road and the Oregon and Naviga-
ton company, 1t is Just block and
aud half from the cross
ing that Mr. Paul Mohr has gen
erously donated corner lot to the
Sisters Fair. II is lot |, block 70, of
w. f. Simpsons addition to the town
OF Garfield
Those that can appreciate the value
OF real estate in young promising
town will gladly take a chance in this
valuable corner lot.
, 1887-12-07
Mexican Polltics.

Cry OF MEXICO, Dec. 3.-In governme ent
circles there Is no apprehension of difficult
ties with the United States over the review
of the Cutting case. The United States
made demand on the Mexican govern
ner, suggesting that in order to prevent fur
ther estrsgement and rupturing OF the good
relations at present existing between the
two countries, chihuahua and other states
this republic, maintaining the doctrine OF
extra territorial jurisdiction, should repeal
thelaw as In conflict with the established
principles OF international law. The in
demnity in ths Cutting case was also sug.
gssted.
, 1887-12-07
Skipped His Bonds.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 3-Local detectives
arrested Hermon Mittman alias Henry
Hunt, two days ago, wanted at Millard
Nebraska, for the murder ofa man naued
Dunlap in September, 1886. Mittmap
was released i'm Nebraska under bonds Of
$40, 200 but failed to appear for trial. He
admitted Lis identity to-day. Sheriff Grebe,
Of Omaha, is expected tonight or to-Ror.
raw with requisitica pspers.
, 1887-12-07

Don't forget the Ladies' Aid Holiday
Fair at the Opera house December l3
and 14th. Entertainment and supper
in connection with 10.
, 1887-12-07
Cut Rntea.

Railroad tickets bought and sold To all
po MS. 10 To 80 per cent. saved Nv buy
ing at this oilie.
WHITE 4 TULI.,
Main street, 3 doors east Of Arlington
hotel. ll-l7
, 1887-12-07

Millinery mt cost ut Mrs. NJ. f.. Rob.
insons. Call early and secure the best
bargains. 12-3.3t
Ready made dresses at Mrs. m. T..
Robinson's. Prices varying from $o
upward. l2-33t.
Pisner ut the California brewery.
Ramsey has fine line of Plush
Holiday goods. 1233t
For a fine boot or shoe 60 to J. B. Bla-
locks, who is closing out Lis choice stock
at cost. 0A
Get your McBrayer, Hermitage and
Taylor,O. +. &. at Bloom'r & lang's.
For decorating, paper hanging and
painting go to Fred Stegmier, city paini
shop. SO
When you want broken cakes and
crackers, call at Spokane Cracker Fac
tory. II 20 6t d&4tw
Brazilian Bitters. 1l-6
Piles or hemorrhoids radically cured
by new and painless process. Dr.
Lindsay, Rma block.
The finest made Brazilian Bitters. ll-e
Brazilian Bitters at Hotaling Co. ll-8
Wall paper and ceiling decorations ~
Aver 4 Bishops. 1922
Boots and shoes at cost at Blalock's,
Riverside avenue. 9A
Brazilian Bltters aids digestion. ll-6
Structure and all diseases OF the urinary
organs: DIR. Lindsay, Rima block.
Chronic diseases. DR.. Lindsay, RimA
block.
Blalock il selling of his entire stock OF
boots and shoes ut cost. Call and learn
his prices before buying. 0H
For fine clothing made to order go to
Hennessey Il Co, merchant tailors, 1le
Howard street, Spokane Falls, W. +.
lO-29-u
Try the Brazilian bitters. ll.6
Boomer Il Lang sell Hennessy and
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Use Brazilian Bltters. III 10
Closing out at cost, gloves and corsets,
at NJ. r. RUbIson's. lbs
Go to NJ. H. Robinson for your ready
made dresses. ll.5
Window shades made to order at Aver
* Bishops. 1922
Diseases OF women. DR.. Lindsay
Rima block.
Messrs. Newport and Hollcy are the
sole agents In this city for the Percival
Brothers. "pinless" chain cloths line.
Call and Investigate its merits. 92l
When you want to- buy boots or shoes
call at j. B. Blalock's. on Riverside ave.
nue.. He is closing out his fine stock ai
cost. 0-2i